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A truly once in a lifetime opportunity to see a film straight from Quentin Tarantino’s personal archive. The only E.T. ripoff to spend more time building up to a BMX race than focus on the alien. A frankly painful amount of shots of children absolutely beefing it on their bikes. This is Magic BMX.
Read MoreNorman MacLeod’s Alice in Wonderland adaptation brings viewers into an exquisitely rendered world with uncanny visuals.
Read MoreJoe Dante’s homoerotic sci-fi comedy Innerspace, captured through its most crazy-ass brain-searing images.
Read MoreFlux Gourmet is a full-course meal, a cacophony of artistic triumph and disdain for the wealthy, all wrapped up in a bloody, sensual performance. You don’t have to enjoy the meal, but you can’t argue with the ambience.
Read MoreA film that dares to ask the question: Do you game to live or live to game?
Read MoreDo we play the game of our lives or does the game play us?
Read MoreDOA: Dead or Alive delivers on three fronts: backstory montages, punching, and ass-shots. And to be fair, that's kind of all you need.
Read MorePhillip Ko tackles the video game adaptation genre by… adapting a non-existent game. And that’s not even the craziest part of Techno Warriors.
Read MoreHot, Hotter, Hottest! Let David Snee sing the praises of Carl Weathers’ best action movie performance.
Read MoreWeird Wednesday really lived up to its promise with this one. All 71 minutes of this gothic puppet show are without dialogue, scored by hollow wooden flutes, punctuated only by screeches and squawks. This film is a true obscurity, largely the product of Cegavske alone, who filmed it over the course of thirteen years in her apartment.
Read MoreYes, the fifth Resident Evil film is the best one, actually.
Read MoreFreeway is an endlessly surprising twist on a familiar story featuring an against-type Reese Witherspoon and a litany of absolutely bonkers choices.
Read MoreThe Heroic Trio truly does feature a heroic trio of Hong Kong superstars coming together under Johnnie To’s utterly unique vision.
Read MoreNo irony here: Miami Connection remains a sincere pleasure.
Read MoreA tale of two badasses in one unforgettable Hong Kong action flick.
Read MoreA comedic tour de force through gritty 1970s New York as an actress tries to find her dreams in the gutter.
Read MoreMusic and danger and laughter and love in the grimy streets of Times Square.
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